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Monday, 10 April 2017
THE LAST EIGHT MINUTES: EVERYTHING WE TAKE TO BE A CONSTANT IS CHANGING
Eight minutes ago, photons of sunlight that took thousands of years to migrate from the sun’s core left its surface and traveled towards Earth. As a result, everything we see is bathed in eight-minute-old light. The Last Eight Minutes: Everything We Take to be a Constant is Changing, a project by smudge studio, invites visitors to re-establish […]VIDA DE AUTÓNOMO
Magnitude 4,5 earthquake on Reykjanes ridge during the night
During the night of 10-April-2017 at around 03:39 a magnitude 4,5 earthquake happened and started a earthquake swarm at same location, total number of recorded earthquakes is around 71 but that number is not [...]From the Archives: The Other California- A Wandering Volcano and a Floral Outburst
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Shepherd Canyon landslides
Last week I went to visit a landslide that had been in the news. As it happened, I saw three. Shepherd Canyon always gets a lot of landslides, like its neighboring canyons in the high hills. The main reason is [...]We cannot rely on for-profit corporations to build open scholarly infrastructure
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Eindrucksvoller Erdrutsch in den Papamoa Hills, Neuseeland.
Ein sehr eindrucksvoller Erdrutsch ereignete sich in den Papamoa Hügeln, Neuseeland. Ausgelöst wurde der Erdrutsch durch die ergiebigen Regenfälle durch die Reste des tropischen Zyklons Debbie. Diese [...]Eindrucksvoller Erdrutsch in den Papamoa Hills, Neuseeland.
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